Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

corner Eighth and Hull. M. "A. camp
bell, lodge deputy. Membership, 49,.
Leader, No. $50, meets every Thurs
day night at Ovens Hall, on Hull
street near Twelfth. r. @. Traylor,
lodge deputy. Membership, so.
Irish Na,iorsI League OF Amsrics.
Richard +. Beirne, State Executive
for Virginia. Thomas Brennan Branch,
No. Alb. Officers: James 7. Ferri-
ter, president; p. w. Rafter, William
Rankin, Thomas Fitzpatrick, w. j.
Manning, j. z. Griffith, vice-presi-
dents /; A. W. Rosene, secretary; p.
j. Burton, corresponding secretary
william f. Reddy, financial secretary ;
W. J. Tyrell, assistant financial secre-
tsry ; Joseph Stumpf, treasurer; VIII
liam Lynch sergesnt-atarms. Meets
in Cathedral Hall Marshall street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets) fourth
Sunday in every month at P. NJ. ~
virginia ueehanics' Institute.
George A. Ainslie, president Ash
ton Starke, vice-president; William Z
Simons, treasurer Thomas Elicit
secretary.
Hollywood Cemetery Company.
W. II. Haxsll, president; r. ]
Brooke, secretary aud treasurer
James O'Keeffe, superintendent.
Hollywood Memorial Association.
Mrs. James Lyons, president ; Mis-;
f.. b. Nicholas, secretary Mrs. NJ I
Clarke, treasurer.
Virginia Fish ANA Game Association
A State organization for the purpose
of the protection of fish and game II
Virginia. Office located at Richmond
Officers Charles T. Palmer, president
John OFT, secretary and treasurer
Owing to the repeal of some laws BY
the Legislature of lSS0-'Sl the Asso-
citation could not do much. During the
last Legislature an effort was made tC
get some needed laws passed, but with
ont avail. There are Ito members IL
the Association. During the year
there have been no prosecutions by the
Association of infriDgements of the ex'
listing laws.
Richmond AibIetie Club.
DR.. Jacob Michsux, president; "
W. Palmer, yice-president; j. c. Eas'
ley, treasurer E. j. Miller, secretary
George A Gibson, superintendent Of
apparatus. Executive Committee
James G. Lamb tchairman), Frank D.
Williams, w. G. Preston, r. IL. Meade,
and J. l.. Antrim.
The ymnasium-rooms arc provided
with the most approved apparatus foI
physical culture-rowing, boxing, and
fencing. Applications for membership
can be presented through any one OF
the officers. Membership, about llj.
Old nornirlon Fishing and Yacht Club.
John f. Mayer, commodore /; Maui
rice Clagett, executive officer; Charles
a. West, steward Robert II. Fisher,
secretary s. MEG. Fisher, treasurer.
virginia Boat Clnb.
Beverley I. Cfump, president !;
Thomas POindexter, yice-president
J. L. Hill, treasurer; Edward H..
Walton, secretary; f. j. Kilduff, cap
tain. Membership, Sc.
The past year has been a very pros
porous ere with the Club, the mem
beTship continuing as large as the boat
house can accommodate. At the an
nual State regatta, in June, 1885, at
Fredericksburg, the crew of the Club
sgain came out victorious, having won
the race also the year before. Several
new boats have been added to the
equipment of the Club, and the outlook
fer the coming year is very en-
cOursgirg
The JonolIe Associations.
Organized for fsh-culture, sportiog,
&c. Membership limited TO twenty
five. j. W. Bronaugh. PRESIDENT; I'd.
Cohen, vice-president; n. A. McCnr-
dy, secretary and treasurer. Execu-
tive Committee \. /. Adamson, I.
". Tigror, 0. L. COttrell, and secre-
tary and treasurer. Membership III
creased 10 thirty.
knights Of SnbOr.
WHITE ASSEMBLIES.
District Assembly, No. 81, meets on
the second aud fourth Saturdays Of
each month at United Veterans Hall,
Capitol street between Ninth and Tenth
Eureka Assembly, No. 3l57, meets
every Wednesday evening at 7;30
o'clock at Odd-Fello~s' Hall, corner Of
Mayo and Franklin streets.
Old Dominion Assembly, No. 1880,
meets oyery Thursday evening at S
o'clock at United Veterans Hall, Capt.
,ol street between Ninth and Tenth.
Onward Assembly, No. 347l, meets
at McDcnough's Hall, Is north
Eighteenth street, every Tuesday eve
ming at s O'Clock.
Marshall Assembly, No. $40, meets
every Saturday evening at 1870 o'clock
at Powhatan Hall, No. $40 Louisiana
street.
Excelsior Assembly, No. 1888, meets
every Wednesday night at Th,lps
Hall, 700 west Broad street.
Active Assembly, No. 1905, meets
every Wednesday night a. LRube's
Hall, corner of First and Broad streets.
Advance Assembly, No 1919, meets
at Westham Hall, corner of Laurel and
Cary streets, every Tuesday night at S
o'clock.
Union Assembly, No. 3j4j, meets
every Tuesday night at Corcoran Hall,
Twenty.ffth street near Broad.
Electric Assembly, No. 1868, meets
every Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
at United Veterans Hall, Capitol
street between Ninth and Tenth.
Progress Assembly, No. 1868, meets
every Monday night at United Yete-
rams Hall, Capitol street between
Ninth and Tenth, at 8 O'Clock.
Manchester Assembly, No. 1869,
meets every Saturday night at Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Ninth and
Hull streets.
Tuckahce Assembly, No. 4099,
meets every Friday night at s o'clock
1t Sidney SchoOl.houss.
Washington Assembly, No. 4l04,
meets every Wednesday night at 1880
o'clock at Ellett's Hall, corner Fifth